Sun emits multiple plasma bursts
Multiple plasma ejections from the Sun have been detected, with increased solar activity observed on the eastern edge of the star. The sources are currently on the far side of the Sun and not visible from Earth.
Consensus
- Multiple plasma ejections from the Sun have been observed.
- The activity is visible on images from space telescopes and coronagraphs.
- The ejections are located on the left (eastern) edge of the Sun.
- The sources of the ejections are on the far side of the Sun, not visible from Earth.
- The plasma ejections have not yet reached Earth.
- The active regions may become visible from Earth in 4–5 days.
Points of divergence
- No information is available about what is happening on the far side of the Sun. — fontanka
- Researchers can preliminarily assess the size of sunspots and their potential impact within one to two days. — vesti
- Solar activity increased by 30% in summer 2026. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Solar activity is increasing. To expect storms? — Фонтанка
- Scientists of the Russian Academy of Sciences recorded a sharp increase in solar activity — Вести